David Oman McKay papers - Archives West

David Oman McKay papers, 1897-1983

Overview of the Collection

Creator

McKay, David O. (David Oman), 1873-1970

Title

David Oman McKay papers

Dates

1897-1983 (inclusive)

Quantity

52 linear feet, (147 boxes)

Collection Number

MS 0668

Summary

The David Oman McKay papers (1897-1983) contain correspondence, diaries, notebooks, scrapbooks, speeches, and sermons relating to the personal and ecclesiastical life of David O. McKay (1873-1970), ninth president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church/Mormon Church). The collection is divided into four sections and also contains materials relating to members of McKay's family, including his wife, Emma Ray; his daughter, Lou Jean; and his son, David Lawrence (David L.). These materials include letters, receipts, notebooks, and travel memorabilia.

Repository

University of Utah Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library
University of Utah
295 South 1500 East
Salt Lake City, UT
84112-0860

Telephone: 8015818863
special@library.utah.edu

Access Restrictions

Twenty-four hours advance notice encouraged. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.

Some original items located in box 1 have been removed and placed in Reserve. Access must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used. Photocopies are available in the collection for research use.

Only photocopies of the original materials from boxes 20-71 are available for researchers.

Languages

English

Historical NoteReturn to Top

David Oman McKay was ninth president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His duties and services within the LDS Church were many throughout his life. He was ordained an apostle in 1906, was appointed as superintendent of the Deseret Sunday School Union in 1918, was named Church Commissioner of Education in 1919, was sustained as second counselor to President Heber J. Grant in 1934, was sustained as second counselor to President George Albert Smith in 1945, and was sustained as president of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in 1950. A year later, he was sustained as prophet of the LDS Church and served in that capacity until his death in 1970.

David Oman McKay was born on 8 September 1873, to David McKay and Jennette Eveline Evans in Huntsville, Utah. The third of ten children, David O., as he was most often called, learned the meaning of work as he helped his father on the farm. He also learned the value of service as he became the "man of the house" at the age of eight when his father left to serve an LDS mission in Scotland. These and other values he learned at home helped shape him for further responsibilities in life.

One of these responsibilities came in the form of education. David O.'s appetite for learning was evident throughout his life. He constantly quoted from the world's best literature and memorized many passages from the classics. His interest and background in such material led him to attend the University of Utah in 1893. At the time of graduation, he was president and valedictorian of his class. In 1897, he received a normal certificate from that institution making him a professional teacher. After graduation, he served a two-year mission for the LDS Church then accepted a teaching position at Weber Stake Academy in Ogden, Utah, one of several academies operated by the LDS Church. He was appointed principal there in 1902.

His educational activities did not stop there. Even after his appointment to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in 1906, David O. continued on as head of Weber Academy until 1908. He then served on that institution's board of trustees until 1912. He also served on the University of Utah's Board of Regents from 1921 to 1922 and the board of trustees for Utah State Agricultural College from 1940 to 1941. In 1919, after being appointed Commissioner of Education for the LDS Church, McKay discontinued the operation of the church's academies due to the growth of public high schools. However, where feasible, he turned those academies into seminary institutions for the purpose of week-day religious instruction.

Of course, mixed in with his educational duties, David O. was also fulfilling other services for the LDS Church. As an apostle, he traveled all over the world promoting missionary work and even serving as president of the European Mission from 1922 to 1924. He also encouraged church members to remain in their native countries so as to strengthen the church membership beyond the United States. As president of the LDS Church, David O. saw membership triple and oversaw the building of several new temples, including those in England, Switzerland, and New Zealand. He also allowed members of the Council of the Seventy to be ordained high priests so as to help the Quorum of the Twelve in their supervisory duties of stakes around the world. His accomplishments as apostle and prophet demonstrated his dedication to the LDS Church and to the welfare of its membership.

Outside of his church callings, David O. performed services in civic capacities as well. He was head of the Utah Centennial Commission that planned the 1947 pioneer centennial celebration, and, for most of his presidency, he held weekly breakfast meetings with the head of the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce and the publisher of the Salt Lake Tribune. He did so to keep both parties up-to-date on church issues and topics of mutual interest. His non-partisan nature drew admirers from both religious and non-religious communities.

David O. McKay died in Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1970.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The first section of the collection (boxes 1-2A) consists of correspondence dating from 1897 to 1936. The first seven folders of box 1 contain letters from David O. to his wife, Emma Ray, while the rest of the box holds letters between David O. and various individuals. The letters in boxes 2-2A concentrate on family matters. Most of the correspondence contained in these boxes is between David L., Emma Ray, and Lou Jean. Some letters from David O. and various other members of the family, however, can also be found here.

The second section (boxes 3-10) dates from 1897 to 1961 and consists of David O. McKay's diaries. For the most part, the diaries contain daily accounts of McKay about his ecclesiastical duties. The diaries in box 3 concentrate on McKay's first mission experience in Great Britain. They describe his journey to the mission field as well as various missionary experiences. Many of these experiences are duplicated in the letters (found in box 1) he wrote to his then friend and confidant, Emma Ray. The diaries in box 4 provide McKay's thoughts on the LDS Church and life experiences in general. He describes the weather conditions and provides notes, statistics, and minutes on LDS stake conferences he attended and presided over. Beginning with box 5 and continuing through box 10, the diary entries become scattered and shortened as McKay briefly describes his daily activities regarding his family and church callings.

The third section of the collection (boxes 11-18) consists of notebooks belonging to David O., Emma Ray, and Mildred McKay (daughter), as well as some miscellaneous materials of David O.'s and David L.'s. This section dates from 1897 to 1983. Boxes 11-13 contain notebooks with information on what transpired in various meeting and conferences David O. attended. These notebooks also contain letter drafts from David O. to various members of LDS stakes. Miscellaneous notebooks of David O.'s can be found in boxes 14-16. These include notes for talks and from trips, quotes, poems, notations, lists, and addresses. Notebooks pertaining to Emma Ray are in box 17. She includes letter drafts and detailed accounts of daily activities and trips she took. There is one notebook in the same box belonging to Mildred McKay where she makes notations about her trip to Europe with David O. and Emma Ray. Box 18 contains miscellaneous materials which generally are unrelated to any other section. These materials include Weber Academy letters, notes, membership cards, certificates, tax and insurance information, and travel documents and memorabilia.

The fourth section (boxes 19-107) consists of two addenda to the collection. These materials date from 1850 to 1970 and include scriptures, diaries, scrapbooks, speeches, and funeral sermons. The scriptures consist of a Bible and a bound volume of the New Testament. Included with the New Testament are LDS "Ready References" and John Jacques's Catechism for Children. The scriptures are undated except for an inscription in the Bible to McKay by his mother dated 1897. The rest of the materials in this section reflect McKay's years as a missionary (1897-1899), an apostle (1932), as a member of the First Presidency (1936-1951), and as president for the LDS Church (1951-1970). The missionary diaries are photocopies of the originals, which are in box 3 of the collection, while the rest of the diaries are typescripts prepared by McKay's long-time secretary, Clare Middlemiss. The scrapbooks are the originals and contain news clippings, photographs, letters, and various ephemera on McKay. Funeral sermons and speeches prepared by McKay, as well as various LDS temple dedicatory service materials, are also included in this section. Of interest is a scrapbook concerning the making of the motion picture, The Ten Commandments. Photographs of Mr. and Mrs. McKay with Cecil B. DeMille and Charleton Heston are included.

The original letters from boxes 1-2 were transferred to the Manuscripts Division Reserve Collection and photocopies have been placed in their stead.

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Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

The library does not claim to control copyright for all materials in the collection. An individual depicted in a reproduction has privacy rights as outlined in Title 45 CFR, part 46 (Protection of Human Subjects). For further information, please review the J. Willard Marriott Library's Use Agreement and Reproduction Request forms.

Preferred Citation

Collection Name, Collection Number, Box Number, Folder Number. Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library, The University of Utah.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Organized in four series: 1. Correspondence; 2. Diaries; 3. Notebooks; 4. Addendum.

Acquisition Information

Boxes 1-18 were donated in 1993.

Box 19 was donated in 2000.

Boxes 20-107 were donated in December 2000.

Separated Materials

See also the David Oman McKay photograph collection (P0807) and audio-visual materials (A0219) in the Multimedia Division of Special Collections.

Processing Note

Processed by Stan Larson in 1999.

Addendum processed by Lisa DeMille in 2001.

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Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

1: CorrespondenceReturn to Top

Box 1 contains letters of David O. McKay to his family and others. Those letters contained in folder 1 of this box were written just prior to and during David Oman McKay's mission to Scotland. Due to the nature of the letters in box 1, most of them were removed and added to the Manuscripts Reserve Collection. These materials may only be viewed with permission from the Manuscripts Division Head or other authorized persons. Photocopies replaced the originals in the parent collection. The letters in folder 2 are mainly directed to Emma Ray Riggs McKay, just prior to and shortly after her marriage to David O. This folder also includes a few items of correspondence with Emma Ray's father and sister and Ogden school officials. Most of the letters, however, are from David O. The letters in folder 3 are also to Emma Ray from David O. and appear to have been written mostly while he was away on LDS church assignments. Folders 4-6 of box 1 contain photocopies of the original documents. Folders 8-11 contain correspondence focusing on McKay's LDS Church and business duties. They include letters from stake presidents and other church officials, business associates, and friends. Boxes 2-2A contain letters to and from David Lawrence McKay. Letters David L. McKay received during his service in the LDS Swiss-German Mission can be found in folders 1-7 and 10-11 of box 2, as well as folders 1-5 of box 2A. Letters written to him while he was in Liverpool, England, editing the Millennial Star are located in folders 8-9 of box 2. These two folders also contain letters to David L. and Lou Jean while they attended school in France. All correspondence has remained in the original order it was received. Any correspondence entry containing "Daddy" and/or "Mother," or derivatives therefrom, refers to David O. and/or his wife, Emma Ray, respectively.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		David O. McKay Correspondence David O. McKay Correspondence
Box	Folder
1	1	Correspondence David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, 28 July 1897 David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, circa August 1897 (Written as an invitation to David O.'s missionary farewell party) David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, 13 August 1897 David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, 9 September 1897 David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, 5 October 1897 David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, 2 November 1897 David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, 18 December 1897 David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, 25 March 1898 David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, 4 March 1899 David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, 25 April 1899 This folder contains photocopied versions of some of the letters for access purposes. The original items have been removed and placed in Reserve. Access must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used.	1897-1899
1	2	Correspondence David O. to Emma Ray Riggs, 15 June 1900 D. H. Adams to David O., 16 June 1900 (Includes attached letter of reference) David O., Letter, 24 June 1900 David O., Letter, 27 June 1900 William Allison to David O., 31 August 1900 David O. to O. H. Riggs, 9 December 1900 (Request for Emma Ray's hand in marriage) O. H. Riggs to Emma Ray, 13 December 1900 Mae [Sister of Emma Ray] to Emma Ray, 14 December 1900 O. H. Riggs to Emma Ray, 17 December 1900 David O., Letter, circa December 1900 David O., Letter, circa December 1900 David O., Letter, 18 December 1900 David O., Letter, 22 December 1900 David O., Letter, 26 December 1900 David O., Letter, 9 April 1901 David O., Letter, 23 April 1901 This folder contains photocopied versions of some of the letters for access purposes. The original items have been removed and placed in Reserve. Access must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used.	1900-1901
1	3	Correspondence David O., Poem, "A Baby in White," circa 1898 David O. to Emma Ray, 14 June 1906 David O. to Emma Ray, 15 June 1906 David O. to Emma Ray, 23 June 1906 David O. to Emma Ray, 8 June 1907 David O. to Emma Ray, 11 June 1907 Papa to Lawrence and Llewelyn, 12 June 1907 (Also includes note to Emma Ray on front) David O. to Emma Ray, 23 July 1907 David O. to Emma Ray, 27 July 1907 David O. to Emma Ray, 13 March 1909 David O. to Emma Ray, 20 March 1909 David O. to Emma Ray, 16 May 1909 David O. to Emma Ray, 19 May 1909 David O. to Emma Ray, 20 May 1909 Lawrence McKay to Mama, 22 May 1909 David O. to Emma Ray, 4 September 1909 David O. to Emma Ray, 12 August 1910 David O. to Emma Ray, 13 August 1910 David O. to Emma Ray, 16 August 1910 Lawrence McKay to Mama, 20 August 1910 David O. to Emma Ray, 24 October 1910 David O. to Emma Ray, 26 October 1910 David O. to Emma Ray, 26 October 1910 David O. to Emma Ray, 8 December 1910 David O. to Emma Ray, circa October-November 1910 Lawrence McKay to Mama and Papa, 10 November 1911 Llewelyn McKay to Mama, 10 November 1911 David O. to Emma Ray, 9 March 1913 David O. to Emma Ray, 30 April 1914 Lawrence McKay to Papa, 2 May 1914 Lawrence McKay to Papa and Mama, Undated Lawrence McKay to Papa and Mama, 28 August Llewelyn McKay to Papa and Mama, 1 December 1918 This folder contains photocopied versions of some of the letters for access purposes. The original items have been removed and placed in Reserve. Access must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used.	circa 1898-1918
1	4	Correspondence David O. to Emma Ray, 7 December 1920 David O. to Emma Ray, 24 December 1920 David O. to Emma Ray, 27 December 1920 David O. to Emma Ray, 2 January 1921 David O. to Emma Ray, 24 April 1921 David O. to Emma Ray, 4 May 1921	1920-1921
1	5	Correspondence David O. to Lou Jean, 5 May 1921 David O. to Emma Ray, 2 June 1921 David O. to Emma Ray, 4 July 1921 David O. to Emma Ray, 8 August 1921	1921
1	6	Correspondence David O. to Emma Ray, 13 September 1921 David O. to Emma Ray, 15 September 1921 David O. to Emma Ray, 24 October 1921 David O. to Emma Ray, 8 November 1921 David O. to Emma Ray, 9 November 1921	1921
1	7	Correspondence David O. to Emma Ray, 3 September 1925 David O. to Evan Evans, 3 September 1925 David O. to Emma Ray, 6 December 1926 David O. to Emma Ray, 22 November 1927 David O. to Emma Ray, 23 June 1928 David O. to Emma Ray, 22 May 1929 David O. to Emma Ray, 3 June 1929 David O. to Emma Ray, 4 June 1929 David O. to Emma Ray, 7 June 1929 Ned to Daddy [David O.], 7 June 1929 David O. to Emma Ray, 21 February 1930 David O. to Emma Ray, 2 May 1930 David O. to Emma Ray, 20 November 1930 David O. to Emma Ray, 16 November 1932 David O. to His Children, 25 October 1934	1925-1934
1	8	Correspondence Mosiah Hall to David O., 9 April 1906 Heber J. Grant to David O., 14 June 1906 Annis to David O., 13 January 1908 John Pingree to "Whom it may concern," 14 February 1908 J. R. Washburn to First National Bank, Ohio, 21 February 1908 James Duckworth to David O., 5 January 1909 John C. Halliday to David O., 13 February 1909 Dow Browning to Rachel, 2 August 1910 Dow Browning to T. E. Browning, 1 September 1910 Marion Bastian to David O., 8 January 1911 Heber J. Grant to David O., 11 September 1911 Heber J. Grant Edward H. Snow, 14 September 1911 Heber J. Grant to David O., 1911 Edgar A. Rogers to "Whom It May Concern," 17 October 1911 This folder contains photocopied versions of some of the letters for access purposes. The original items have been removed and placed in Reserve. Access must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used.	1906-1911
1	9	Correspondence Ben E. Rich to David O., 10 June 1912 Henry H. Rolapp to David O., 2 August 1912 David O. to John Mets, 12 August 1912 David O. to Anthony W. Ivins, 12 August 1912 Heber J. Grant to David O., 10 December 1912 F. S. Bramwell to David O., 24 December 1912 Jean Benzie to David O., 31 January 1913 Aaron to David O., 2 February 1913 D. A. Nelson to David O., 14 July 1913 James Hockleford to David O., 3 April 1914 David O. to Sylvester D. Bradford, 29 April 1914 David O. to David C. Eccles, 7 September 1914 (The last page of this letter is missing) This folder contains photocopied versions of some of the letters for access purposes. The original items have been removed and placed in Reserve. Access must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used.	1912-1914
1	10	Correspondence David Eccles to David O., 10 September 1914 H. P. Hansen Letter to David O., 3 May 1915 B. F. Lofgren to David O., 14 December 1915 Henry H. Blood to David O., 25 August 1917 Unidentified to David O., 3 February (The last page of this letter is missing) Mrs. Edward L. Howard to David O., 13 May 1918 Jonathan [?] to David O., 19 October 1918 (Note at bottom of letter says "Orson F. Whitney") David O. to Byron G. Miller, 24 October 1918 David O. to J.G. Arnold, 24 October 1918 David O. to President John L. Herrick, 24 October 1918 David O. to President Heber J. Grant, 24 October 1918 David O. to Julian W. Nelson, 24 October 1918 David O. to President James Duckworth, 24 October 1918 David O. to Sgt. Morgan T. McKay, 24 October 1918 David O. to Elder James Carrigan, 24 October 1918 David O. to President S. Norman Lee, 24 October 1918 David O. to President Heber J. Grant, 24 October 1918 This folder contains photocopied versions of some of the letters for access purposes. The original items have been removed and placed in Reserve. Access must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used.	1914-1918
1	11	Correspondence Annie Farr to David O., 26 November 1918 Mrs. E. W. Mills to David O., 10 February 1919 Reed Smoot to David O., 18 February 1919 James Duckworth to David O., 13 May 1919 Lillie [?] to David O., 15 May 1919 Dan Morris to David O., 15 May 1919 Seth Johnson to David O., 19 May 1919 Earl L. Baum to David O., 24 May 1919 James Duckworth to David O., 1 July 1919 Noble S. Elderkin to David O., 11 August 1919 Henry H. Hoff to David O., 12 August 1919 James E. Talmage to David O., 7 January 1920 Frank W. Becraft to David O., 5 December 1920 Joseph Fielding Smith to David O., 17 December 1920 This folder contains photocopied versions of some of the letters for access purposes. The original items have been removed and placed in Reserve. Access must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the items if being used.	1918-1920
1	12	Correspondence David O. to Elders at Liverpool, circa 1924 L. & C. Steel to David O., 1 July 1924 Adam S. Bennion to David O., 3 November 1924 David O. to Mrs. Hohepa Wineera, 13 November 1924 Elders of Berliner Conference to David O., 13 December 1924 New England States Conference Announcement, 6 September 1925 David O. to G. Chauncey Spillsbury, 12 September 1925 David O. to A.H. Reiser, 12 September 1925 David O. to Elders Stephen L. Richards, George D. Pyper, and Members of the Deseret Sunday School Union General Board, 12 September 1925 Peter Rich Johnston to David O., 6 July 1926 William H. King to David O., 16 April 1934 William H. King to David O., 21 April 1934 Unidentified Missionary to David O., 23 September 1934	1924-1934
		David L. McKay Correspondence David L. McKay Correspondence [2] and David L. McKay Correspondence [2A]
Box	Folder
2	1	Correspondence Father to David L. McKay, 22 October 1920 Father to David L. McKay, 29 October 1920 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 6 December 1920 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 13 December 1920 Mama to David L. McKay, 14 December 1920 Daddy to David L. McKay, 20 December 1920 Mama to David L. McKay, 30 December 1920 Mother and Children to David L. McKay, 31 December 1920 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 1 January 1921 Mother to David L. McKay, 10 January 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 16 January 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 20 January 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 28 January 1920 (The context indicates that this letter was really written in 1921) Mama to David L. McKay, 29 January 1921 Mama to David L. McKay, 5 February 1921 Mama to David L. McKay, 11 February 1921 (Also includes letter from Emma Rae)	1920-1921
2	2	Correspondence Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 13 February 1921 Mama to David L. McKay, 20 February 1921 Llewelyn McKay to David L. McKay, 20 February 1921 Emma Ray to David L. McKay, 28 February 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 11 March 1921 Lawrence [?] to Mother, 15 March 1921 (This letter is unfinished) Mama to David L. McKay, 26 March 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 3 April 1921 Mama to David L. McKay, 7 April 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 10 April 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 24 April 1921 Llewelyn McKay to David L. McKay, 25 April 1921 Mama to David L. McKay, 25 April 1921 Auntie Kitts to David L. McKay, 27 April [1921] Mama to David L. McKay, 3 May 1921 Mother to David L. McKay, Undated Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 14 May 1921	1921
2	3	Correspondence Mama to David L. McKay, 19 May 1921 (Includes letter from Emma Rae) Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 25 May 1921 Mother to David L. McKay, 6 June 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 15 June 1921 Mother to David L. McKay, 18 June 1921 Mama to David L. McKay, 30 June 1921 (Includes letter from Emma Rae) Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 9 July 1921 Mother to David L. McKay, 17 July 1921	1921
2	4	Corrrespondence Roland Morris to David L. McKay, 29 July 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 30 July 1921 Mother to David L. McKay, 14 August 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 21 August 1921 Mother to David L. McKay, 1 September 1921 Mama to David L. McKay, 13 September 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 18 September 1921 Mama to David L. McKay, 7 October 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 15 October 1921 Mama to David L. McKay, 28 October 1921 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 30 October 1921 Uncle Tommy to David L. McKay, 12 November 1921 Mama to David L. McKay, 21 November 1921 Mother to David L. McKay, 7 December 1921 Auntie Annie to David L. McKay, 8 December 1921 Daddy to David L. McKay, 10 December 1921	1921
2	5	Correspondence Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 1 January 1922 Mother to David L. McKay, 15 January 1922 Daddy to David L. McKay, 4 February 1922 Emma Rae to Robert McKay, 10 February 1922 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 19 February 1922 Mama to David L. McKay, 3 March 1922 Aunt Maralda to David L. McKay, 6 March [1922] Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 29 March 1922 Mama to David L. McKay, 7 April 1922	1922
2	6	Correspondence Emma Rae to David L. McKay, 9 April 1922 Mama to David L. McKay, 19 April 1922 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 29 May 1922 Emma Rae to David L. McKay, 29 May 1922 Emma Rae to David L. McKay, 22 June 1922 Fawn McKay Brodie to David L. McKay, 21 June 1922 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 8 July 1922 Mother to David L. McKay, 8 July [1922] (Last page is missing) Mother to David L. McKay, 15 July 1922 Daddy to David L. McKay, 21 July 1922 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 23 July 1922 Emma Ray to David L. McKay, 5 August 1922 (Last page is missing) Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 25 August 1922 Mama to David L. McKay, 12 September 1922 Emma Rae to David L. McKay, 13 September, circa 1922 (Also includes a note from Lou Jean) Daddy to David L. McKay, 15 September 1922 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 22 December 1922	1922
2	7	Correspondence Mother to David L. McKay, 29 December 1922 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 6 January 1923 Emma Rae to David L. McKay, 9 January 1923 Uncle Tommy [Thomas E. McKay] to David L. McKay, 15 January 1923 Mother to David L. McKay, 21 January 1923 Llewelyn McKay to David L. McKay, 29 January 1923 Emma Rae to Mother and Daddy, 17 February 1923 Ned to Mother and Daddy, 17 February 1923 Lou Jean to Mother, 22 February 1923 Daddy to David L. McKay, 26 February 1923 Daddy to David L. McKay, 10 March 1923 Daddy to David L. McKay, 13 March 1923 Llewelyn McKay to David L. McKay, 13 March 1923 Daddy to David L. McKay, 16 March 1923	1922-1923
2	8	Correspondence Llewelyn McKay to David L. McKay, 2 May 1923 David L. McKay, Notes Concerning His Experiences in Scotland, 25-27 May 1923 Llewelyn McKay to David L. McKay, 20 June 1923 Llewelyn McKay to David L. McKay, 6 September 1923 Daddy to David L. McKay, 29 September 1923 Daddy to Lawrence [David L. McKay] and Lou Jean, 4 October 1923 Daddy, Mother, and Kiddies to David L. McKay, 6 October 1923 Mother to David L. McKay, 18 October 1923 (Includes a letter to Lou Jean) Daddy to David L. McKay, 26 October 1923 Llewelyn McKay to David L. McKay, 3 November 1923 Daddy to David L. McKay, 6 November 1923 Father to David L. McKay, 14 November 1923 Daddy to Lawrence and Lou Jean, 3 December 1923 Daddy to Lawrence and Lou Jean, 14 December 1923 Mother and Father to David L. McKay, December 1923	1923
2	9	Correspondence Father to David L. McKay, 5 January 1924 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 12 January 1924 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 15 January 1924 Llewelyn McKay to David L. McKay, 15 January 1924 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 16 January 1924 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 21 January 1924 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 25 January 1924 Mother and Daddy to David L. McKay, 25 January 1924 Lou Jean to David L. McKay, 7 February 1924 Mother to David L. McKay, 25 February 1924 Mother to David L. McKay, 6 March 1924 Mother to David L. McKay, 13 March 1924 Daddy to Lou Jean and David L. [McKay], 10 April 1924 Daddy to Lou Jean, 30 April 1924 Llewelyn McKay to Lou Jean, 1 June 1924 Daddy to David L. and Lou Jean, 3 June 1924	1924
2	10	Correspondence George Albert Smith to David L. McKay, 10 March 1921 Louis Chappuis to David L. McKay, 5 April 1921 J. Jacobs to David L. McKay, 28 May 1922 S. Audi and Freres, to David L. McKay, 11 October 1922 Madeleine to David L. McKay, 13 January 1923 Yvonne Duvoisin to David L. McKay, 14 January 1923 O. K. Winters to David L. McKay, 18 January 1923 Owen to David L. McKay, 18 January 1923 G. Osmond Hyde to David L. McKay, 22 January 1923 Herman to David L. McKay, 29 January 1923 George L. Jaquier to David L. McKay, 9 February 1923 [David L. McKay ?] to Alvin S. Nelson, 17 February 1923 CBD [?] to David L. McKay, 28 February 1923 C. W. Nibley to David L. McKay, 15 March 1923 Unidentified to David L. McKay, 23 March 1923 (Last page is missing) Karl M. Richards to David L. McKay, 31 March 1923	1921-1923
2	11	Correspondence Alvin S. Nelson to David L. McKay, 3 April 1923 Rulon T. Hinckley to David L. McKay, 6 April 1923 Harvey Woodbury and Otto Fife to David L. McKay, 15 April 1923 Howard to David L. McKay, 22 April 1923 Clair E. Brown and Ralph R. Merrill to David L. McKay, 28 April 1923 Yvonne Duvoisin to David L. McKay, 3 May 1923 Wilford O. Ridges to David L. McKay, 9 May 1923 W. Roscoe [Hess?] to David L. McKay, 9 May 1923 Waldo H. [Holmes?] to David L. McKay, 9 May 1923 Karl M. Richards to David L. McKay, 11 May 1923 Rulon T. Hinckley to David L. McKay, 13 May 1923 Louise [Montier?] to David L. McKay, 22 March 1923 Wilford L. Bramwell to David L. McKay, 23 May 1923 Rulon T. Hinckley to David L. McKay, 9 June 1923 Rulon T. Hinckley to David L. McKay, 29 June 1923 Ezra Taft Benson to David L. McKay, [July 1923] Owen, of Delta, Utah, Letter to David L. McKay, 22 July 1923 Hyrum E. Lund, N. A. Gay, Edward T. Saunders, and E. A. Smitford, to David L. McKay, 25 August 1923	1923
2A	1	Correspondence Jennis Ridges to David L. McKay, 1 September 1923 Rulon T. Hinckley to David L. McKay, 17 September 1923 Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Receipt, 21 September 1923 L. Chappuis [?] to David L. McKay, 28 September 1923 Russell H. Blood and William E. Allen to David L. McKay, 29 September 1923 Harvey (H.C.W.) to David L. McKay, 3 October 1923 William Eugene Allen to David L. McKay and Lou Jean, 8 October 1923 James L. Barker to David L. McKay, 10 October 1923 Russell H. Blood to David L. McKay, 21 October 1923 Aaron W. Tracy to David L. McKay, 22 October 1923 Equitable Life Assurance Co. of the United States, Premium Notice, 23 October 1923 Jeanne [?] to David L. McKay, 24 October 1923 Yvonne Devoisin to David L. McKay, 25 October 1923 David [?] to David L. McKay, 26 October 1923 Postcard of Lille, France, from Unidentified Sender, October 1923 Jennis Ridges to David L. McKay, 26 October 1923	1923
2A	2	Correspondence Gene [William Eugene Allen] to David L. McKay, 1 November 1923 DWG [David W. Goddard] to David L. McKay, 12 November 1923 Rulon T. Hinckley to David L. McKay, 14 November 1923 Alen A. Finlayson to David L. McKay, 16 November 1923 H. Mueller and Wife to David L. McKay, 20 November 1923 Russell to David L. McKay, 22 November 1923 Alvin S. Nelson to David L. McKay, 26 November 1923 Mr. and Mrs "Ernest" (Ernest L. Wilkinson) to David L. McKay, 30 November 1923 O. K. Winters to David L. McKay, 2 December 1923 Gene [William Eugene Allen] to David L. McKay, 4 December 1923 Auntie Belle to David L. McKay, 8 December 1923 David W. Goddard to David L. McKay, 13 December [1923] Harvey to David L. McKay, 15 December 1923 Oscar R. Hoppli [?] to David L. McKay, 15 December 1923 Russell to David L. McKay, 15 December 1923 David L. McKay to James L. Barker, 26 December 1923 A. Duvoisin and Jeanne Duvoisin to David L. McKay, circa December 1923	1923
2A	3	Correspondence Rulon T. Hinckley to David L. McKay, 1 January 1924 Russell Henry Blood to David L. McKay, 10 January 1924 Rulon T. Hinckley, Letter to David L. McKay, 17 January 1924 Wilford A. Long to David L. McKay, 24 January 1924 Mesdames Redard to David L. McKay, 28 January 1924 Theodore Spalleck, Calling Card and Letter to David L. McKay, 4-5 February 1924 Russell Henry Blood to David L. McKay, 6 February 1924 Max Fischer to David L. McKay, 6 February 1924 O. Frieden [?] to David L. McKay, 9 February 1924 Madeleine to David L. McKay, 12 February 1924 Ted L. Ashton, Letter to David L. McKay, 14 February 1924 Harvey to David L. McKay, 16 February 1924 D. G. Shupe, to David L. McKay, 17 February 1924 C. Sunderland, Ltd., Receipts, 21 February 1924 Doc to David L. McKay, 25 February 1924	1924
2A	4	Correspondence William E. Allen to David L. McKay, 6 March 1924 Russell H. Blood to David L. McKay, 10 March 1924 James L. Barker to David L. McKay, 12 March 1924 William E. Allen to David L. McKay, 13 March 1924 David W. Goddard to David L. McKay, 14 March 1924 Madeleine to David L. McKay, 15 March 1924 Unsigned Paper Discussing the French, Undated David L. McKay to Clifford B. Doxey, 21 March 1924 Russell Henry Blood to David L. McKay, 23 March 1924 David W. Goddard to David L. McKay, 25 March 1924 Richard Middleton to David L. McKay, 31 March 1924	1924
2A	5	Correspondence Marcelli [?] Redard to David L. McKay, 2 April 1924 David L. McKay to Richard Middleton, 3 April 1924 David W. Goddard to David L. McKay, 3 April 1924 David L. McKay to James L. Barker, 3 April 1924 Henry J. to David L. McKay, circa April 1924 "Doc" to David L. McKay, 7 April 1924 Roscoe to David L. McKay, 14 April 1924 Jennis [Ridges] to David L. McKay, 18 April 1924 Roscoe to David L. McKay, 6 May 1924 David L. McKay to James L. Barker, 7 May 1924 David W. Goddard to David L. McKay, 31 May 1924 D. L. Shupe to David L. McKay, 2 June 1924 "And. Conkiors" to David L. McKay, 3 June 1924 Francis to David L. McKay, 4 June 1924 Gene to David L. McKay, 9 June 1924 Rulon T. Hinckley to David L. McKay, 13 June 1924 Notes, Undated	1924
2A	6	Correspondence Daddy and Mama Ray, Poem to "Our dear son, David L., on his 28th birthday," 27 September 1929 Mother and All to David L. and Mildred Calderwood McKay, 20 December 1929 Daddy to David L. and Mildred, 17 October 1933 Mother to David L. and Mildred, 18 December 1933 Mother to David L. and Mildred, 11 February 1934 Mother to David L. and Mildred, 12 February 1934 Daddy to David L. and Mildred, 27 April 1934 Mother and All to David L. and Mildred, 4 May 1934 Mother to David L. and Mildred, June 1934	1929-1934
2A	7	Correspondence Mother to David L. and Mildred, 18 September 1934 Mother to David L., 30 September 1934 George Sutherland to David L. McKay, 3 October 1934 Mother to David L. and Mildred, 6 October 1934 Mother Ray to Mildred Calderwood McKay, 25 November 1934 Emma Rae to David L. and Mildred, 26 December 1934 Auntie Emma [Emma Rae] to Midene, 26 December 1934	1934
2A	8	Correspondence Mother to David L. and Mildred, 5 January 1935 Grandma McKay to Midene, 5 January 1935 [David O.?] to David L. and Mildred, 17 January 1935 (Last page is missing) Ned to David L. and Mildred, 20 January 1935 Mother to David L. and Mildred, 25 March 1935 Daddy to David L. and Mildred, 16 April 1935 Mother to David L. and Mildred, 21 May 1935 Daddy to David L. and Mildred, 2 November 1935 Mother to David L. and Mildred, 4 December 1935 Mother to David L. and Mildred, 22 December 1935 Mother to David L. and Mildred, 21 February 1936 Mother to David L. and Mildred, 14 May 1936	1935-1936

2: David O. McKay DiariesReturn to Top

Please contact the Manuscripts curator for access to boxes 3-19. The original and typescript diaries in box 6 contain information of David O.'s world tour.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
3	1	Diary	July-December 1897
3	2	Diary	December 1897-January 1898
	Volume
3	1	Diary	January 1898-July 1899
	Folder
3	3	Diary This is a photocopy of part of Book 1.	January 1898-July 1898
4	1	Diary	April 1906-June 1907
4	2	Diary	June 1907-March 1908
4	3	Diary	March 1908-March 1909
5	1	Diary	May-December 1911
5	2	Diary	February-December 1912
5	3	Diary	January-December 1914
5	4	Diary	August-December 1915
5	5	Diary	January-December 1917
5	6	Diary	January-August 1919
6	1	Diary	December 1920
6	2	Diary	December 1920-January 1921
6	3	Diary	February 1921
6	4	Diary	February-April 1921
6	5	Diary	April-May 1921
6	6	Diary	May 1921
6	7	Diary	May-June 1921
6	8	Diary	June-July 1921
6	9	Diary	July 1921
6	10	Diary	October-December 1921
6	11	Diary This is a typescript.	December 1920
6	12-20	Diary This is a typescript.	December 1920-August 1921
7	1-7	Diary This is a typescript. Also included are some handwritten notes.	March-September 1921
7	8	Gertrude Wineera to David O. This folder also includes a document entitled "Ah Ching."
7	9	Diary	January-November 1922
7	10	Diary	January 1923-April 1926
7	11	Diary	January-November 1932
7	12	Diary	January-December 1934
7	13	Diary	January-December 1935
7	14	Diary	January-October 1936
8	1	Diary	January-April 1936
8	2	Diary	January-December 1937
8	3	Diary	January-March 1938
8	4	Diary	January-November 1938
8	5	Diary	March-August 1940
8	6	Diary	January-December 1942
8	7	Diary	January-February 1944
8	8	Diary	January 1945
8	9-10	Diaries	January 1946
9	1	Diary	January-December 1948
9	2	Diary	January-December 1951
9	3	Diary	January-December 1952
9	4	Diary	May-July 1952
9	5	Diary	January-March 1953
9	6	Diary	March-December 1953
9	7	Diary	August 1953-May 1956
9	8	Diary	January-March 1954
9	9	Diary	February-July 1954
9	10	Diary	January-September 1954
10	1	Diary	October-December 1954
10	2-3	Diary	January-February 1955
10	4	Diary	August-September 1955
10	5-6	Diary	April-May 1958
10	7	Diary	September 1958
10	8	Diary	January-November 1961
10	9	Diary	February-March 1961

3: NotebooksReturn to Top

The notebooks in box 11 contain information on what transpired at various meetings and conferences McKay attended as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve. Some letter drafts are also included in these notebooks. Box 13, folders 7-23 contain typescripts of the original diaries. Box 14 also includes notes for talks and from trips, quotes, poems, notations, lists, and addresses. The notebooks in box 17, folders 5-9 include accounts of Emma and Mildred's 1952 European tour, trips to South Africa and Chicago, Illinois, and a trip to Europe for the dedication of the Swiss LDS Temple.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		David O. McKay Conference Notebooks
Box	Folder
11	1	Notebook	January 1909-December 1910
11	2	Notebook	April-June 1910
11	3	Notebook	April 1911
11	4	Notebook	January-December 1911
11	5	Notebook	January 1912-December 1913
11	6	Notebook	January 1914-December 1915
11	7	Notebook	February 1918-December 1919
12	1	Notebook	February 1920-May 1921
12	2	Notebook This folder also includes notes by Yoshijiro Watanabe.	January and May 1921
12	3	Notebook	January-September 1922 and January-September 1925
12	4	Notebook	December 1922-September 1924
12	5	Notebook	July-November 1924
12	6	Notebook	January 1926-December 1927
12	7	Notebook	January 1928-December 1929
13	1	Notebook	May-August 1929
13	2-3	Notebook	January 1930-December 1931
13	4	Notebook Included with the notebook are two letters, one from Harold B. Lee dated 8 September 1932, and the other from Jesse M. Drury dated 24 October 1932.	January-December 1932
13	5	Notebook	July 1943-September 1949
13	6	Notebook	1951-1952
13	7	Notebook	March-November 1924
13	8	Notebook	1932
13	9-10	Notebook	1933
13	11-12	Notebook	1934
13	13	Notebook	1935
13	14	Notebook	1936
13	15	Notebook	1937
13	16	Notebook	1938
13	17	Notebook	1939
13	18	Notebook	1940-1941
13	19	Notebook	1942
13	20-21	Notebook	1943
13	22	Notebook	1944
13	23	Notebook	1945-1948
		David O. McKay Miscellaneous Notebooks
Box	Folder
14	1	Notebook	1897-1899
14	2	Notebook	circa 1898
14	3	Notebook	circa 1902-1908
14	4	Notebook	1913
14	5	Notebook	1919-1920
14	6	Notebook	1921-1922
14	7	Notebook	1922
14	8	Notebook	1923
14	9	Notebook	1923-1924
14	10	Notebook	1924
14	11	Notebook	1925-1937
15	1	Notebook	1927
15	2	Notebook	1929-1937
15	3	Notebook	circa 1929
15	4	Notebook	circa 1930
15	5	Notebook	1933
15	6	Notebook	1935
15	7-8	Notebook	1937
15	9	Notebook This folder also includes news clippings on Floyd Bennett, a famous navy aviator, and an envelope with Hawaiian writing on it.	1938
15	10	Notebook	1939
16	1	Notebook	circa 1940s
16	2	Notebook This is a typescript.	1944-1957
16	3	Notebook	1945
16	4	Notebook	1945-1949
16	5	Notebook	1947
16	6	Notebook	1947-1948
16	7	Notebook	1948
16	8	Notebook	1949
16	9	Notebook	circa 1950
16	10	Notebook	1960-1963
16	11-12	Notebooks
		Emma Ray McKay and Mildred McKay Notebooks
Box	Folder
17	1	Emma Ray McKay Notebook	1922
17	2	Emma Ray McKay Notebook Includes notes taken on trips to Phoenix, Arizona, Mexico, and Tacoma, Washington.	1946-1951
17	3	Emma Ray McKay Notebook Includes notes for a trip to Gridley, California.	April-November 1951
17	4	Emma Ray McKay Notebook Account of a trip to New York to accept an award for Mother of the Year.	April-May 1954
17	5	Emma Ray McKay Notebook	May-July 1952
17	6	Emma Ray McKay Notebook	July-August 1952
17	7	Emma Ray McKay Notebook	1953-1954
17	8	Emma Ray McKay Notebook	September 1954
17	9	Emma Ray McKay Notebook	August-September 1955
17	10	Mildred McKay Notebook Includes notes from the 1952 European trip, which she went on with President and Sister McKay.	1952-1969
		David O. McKay and David L. McKay, Miscellaneous Papers
Box	Folder
18	1	David O., Notes and Statements
18	2	David O., Weber Academy, Letters	1908
18	3	David O., Business and Membership Cards	1930-1960
18	4	David O., Certificates These certificates include a bishop's storehouse donation and the purchase of a cemetery lot.	1909
18	5	David O., Taxes and Properties	1908-1910
18	6	David O., Insurance	1909-1910
18	7	David O., Receipts	1906-1910
18	8-9	David L. McKay, Miscellaneous Papers Contains talks, notes, receipts, airline tickets, a passport, as well as money (bills) from various countries, including Russia, France, Finland, and Denmark.	1928-1983
18	10	David O., Patriarchal Blessing Photocopy	1887

4: AddendaReturn to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		Scriptures
Box	Folder
19	1	Bible This Bible contains an inscription to McKay by his mother dated 1897.
19	2	New Testament, Ready References, Catechism
		Diaries
Box
20		Missionary Diaries	1897-1898
21		Missionary Diaries	1899
22		Diaries The original items from boxes 22-71 are located in reserve. Permission to access originals is only given by the Manuscripts curator. Photocopies of the originals are available for researchers.	1932-1940
23		Diaries	1941-1944
24		Diaries	1945-1946
25		Diaries	1947-March 1948
26		Diaries	April 1948-June 1949
27		Diaries	July 1949-September 1950
28		Diaries	October 1950-August 1951
29		Diaries	September 1951-May 1952
30		Diaries	June-December 1952
31		Diaries	January-September 1953
32		Diaries	October 1953-March 1954
33		Diaries	April-October 1954
34		Diaries	November 1954-March 1955
35		Diaries	April-September 1955
36		Diaries	October 1955-March 1956
37		Diaries	April-September 1956
38		Diaries	October 1956-March 1957
39		Diaries	April-September 1957
40		Diaries	October 1957-March 1958
41		Diaries	April-July 1958
42		Diaries	August-December 1958
43		Diaries	January-May 1959
44		Diaries	June-December 1959
45		Diaries	January-July 1960
46		Diaries	August 1960-January 1961
47		Diaries	February-June 1961
48		Diaries	June-October 1961
49		Diaries	November 1961-April 1962
50		Diaries	May-August 1962
51		Diaries	September-November 1962
52		Diaries	December 1962-March 1963
53		Diaries	April-July 1963
54		Diaries	August-September 1963
55		Diaries	October 1963-January 1964
56		Diaries	February-June 1964
57		Diaries	July-October 1964
58		Diaries	November 1964-January 1965
59		Diaries	February-May 1965
60		Diaries	June-September 1965
61		Diaries	October-December 1965
62		Diaries	January-May 1966
63		Diaries	June-November 1966
64		Diaries	December 1966-March 1967
65		Diaries	April-August 1967
66		Diaries	September-December 1967
67		Diaries	January-June 1968
68		Diaries	July-November 1968
69		Diaries	December 1968-April 1969
70		Diaries	May-October 1969
71		Diaries	November-December 1969
72		Diary Indexes	1951-1955
73		Diary Indexes	1956-1957
74		Diary Indexes	1957-1960
75		Diary Indexes	1961-1963
76		Diary Indexes	1964-1967
77		Diary Indexes	1968-1970
		Scrapbooks
Box
78		Scrapbooks	1850-1969
79		Scrapbooks	1915-1969
80		Scrapbooks	1923-1957
81		Scrapbooks	1951-1959
82		Scrapbooks	1955-1958
83		Scrapbooks	1958-1959
84		Scrapbooks	1959-1960
85		Scrapbooks	1960-1963
86		Scrapbooks	1961-1964
87		Scrapbooks	1962-1963
88		Scrapbooks	1963
89		Scrapbooks	1963-1964
90		Scrapbooks	1964-1965
91		Scrapbooks	1965
92		Scrapbooks	1965-1968
93		Scrapbooks	1966-1969
94		Scrapbooks	1966-1969
95		Scrapbooks	1967-1970
96		Scrapbooks	1969-1970
		Speeches
Box
97		Speeches	1906-1940
98		Speeches	1932-1940s
99		Speeches	1941-1952
100		Speeches	1948-1954
101		Speeches	1952-1957
102		Speeches	1955-1961
103		Speeches	1962-1968
104		Funeral Sermons, A-N
105		Funeral Sermons, P-W This box also contains an index to both boxes of funeral sermons.
		Temples
Box	Folder
106	1	London Temple Dedicatory Services	1958
106	2	Los Angeles Temple Ground-breaking and Dedicatory Services	1951 and 1956
106	3	New Zealand Temple Dedicatory Services	1958
106	4	Oakland Temple Dedicatory Services	1964
106	5	Swiss Temple Ground-breaking and Dedicatory Services	1953 and 1955
		General Materials
Box
107		The Ten Commandments and Miscellaneous This scrapbook contains information and photographs concerning Cecil B. DeMille's making of this motion picture. Also included are religious illustrations and other miscellaneous materials.	1928-1979

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Latter Day Saint churches--History--Sources
Latter Day Saints--Conferences
Latter Day Saints--Missions
Latter Day Saints--Presidents

Personal Names

McKay, David Lawrence
McKay, Emma Ray, 1877-1970

Form or Genre Terms

Correspondence
Diaries
Notebooks
Scrapbooks
Sermons
Speeches (documents)

Archives West Finding Aid

Table of Contents

David Oman McKay papers, 1897-1983

Overview of the Collection

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Preferred Citation

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Acquisition Information

Separated Materials

Processing Note

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

1: CorrespondenceReturn to Top

2: David O. McKay DiariesReturn to Top

3: NotebooksReturn to Top

4: AddendaReturn to Top

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Personal Names

Form or Genre Terms

Finding aid prepared by Stan Larson and Lisa DeMille.
1999 (last modified: 2001 and 2018)

Archives West Finding Aid

Table of Contents

David Oman McKay papers, 1897-1983

Overview of the Collection

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Preferred Citation

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Acquisition Information

Separated Materials

Processing Note

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

1: CorrespondenceReturn to Top

2: David O. McKay DiariesReturn to Top

3: NotebooksReturn to Top

4: AddendaReturn to Top

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Personal Names

Form or Genre Terms

Finding aid prepared by Stan Larson and Lisa DeMille.1999 (last modified: 2001 and 2018)

Finding aid prepared by Stan Larson and Lisa DeMille.
1999 (last modified: 2001 and 2018)